Talon Metals Corp has announced results from 116 new drill holes at the Tamarack Nickel Project in Minnesota, of which 20 are exploration holes drilled with the goal of expanding the resource at Tamarack, while 96 are geotechnical holes that were drilled to support engineering work for a future mine and rail access.
The base metals company said 14 of the 20 exploration drill holes intersected high-grade nickel-copper mineralization outside of the Tamarack Project's resource area.
"Today's results yet again highlight the prospectivity for significant resource growth throughout the Tamarack Intrusive Complex," Talon Metals chief exploration officer Brian Goldner said in a statement.
Talon also noted the Tamarack Project continues to show significant high-grade nickel-copper growth potential with multiple areas still open to expansion.
Talon Metals is a TSX-listed base metals company developing the high-grade Tamarack nickel-copper-cobalt project in Minnesota in a joint venture with Rio Tinto.
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